Shaanxi Auto Develops Mobile LNG Refulling Truck
Date:2011-06-09 Author:Eric Source:www.chinatrucks.com
www.chinatrucks.com: Recently Shaanxi Auto developed mobile LNG refueling truck to reduce operation costs and solved the problems that it is hard to conduct longer distance transport for lack of LNG recharging stations.
Shaanxi Auto mobile LNG refueling truck
Shaanxi Auto mobile LNG refueling truck is based on D'long F2000 with 8×4 driving style. Weichai engine is adopted, and the storage of the natural gas tank is 20.6 m3 1.2 Mpa. Immersed pump connect with 380V alternating current.
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